Professor Stewart Brymer – University of Dundee & Scottish Conveyancers Forum. He is a participant in the Home Buying & Selling Group – https://homebuyingandsellinggroup.co.uk/
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Extended feature | Professor Stewart Brymer of the University of Dundee and the Home Buying amp Selling Group looks at how far conveyancing has come 8211 and where it may go next January is always
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